If I win the lottery, I would choose to invest my money in a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, and real estate to grow my wealth over time.
The best way is to build a "paper portfolio." This is a scholastic exercise in which you create a pretend account, buy stocks with a fixed amount of money, and track how they perform. Once you can consistently make a pretend profit in your paper portfolio, you're ready to invest real money in real stocks. When you do invest money, I would start with companies that are in industries you already know about. Build a paper portfolio with those companies; choose a few that perform well and invest in them. A great website you can practice this would be on www.updown.com.
i need to have a deal or something that would generate daily income- In general, you have to have money to make money. With $1K, you might as well try to win the lottery or gamble - it is not enough to make a solid, long term investment. Even a small hotdog stand would cost more due to licensing, and inventory. Save more, examine your possibilities based on your talents and skills.
There are multiple ways of investing money, and it really depends on how much you would like to invest. One of the most popular ways to invest money is in Real Estate. You can also consider stocks, but I would suggest finding a good financial adviser to assist you in making these investments.
Why: a. To save money for your future b. To earn more money using the your hard earned money How: a. You can invest in bank deposits b. In the stock market as stocks, mutual funds etc c. In gold and other precious metals d. Etc.
It would be a good idea to invest your money instead of putting it in a savings account when you are looking for potentially higher returns over a longer period of time and are willing to take on some level of risk.
The larger payout amount is an "estimated value" based on the smaller actual payout plus interest. If you take the larger payout, you are essentially allowing the lottery holders to invest your money. The risk is if the lottery goes bankrupt, you will get nothing. Also, I assume most people would prefer to invest their own money and keep all of it.
If you won a large sum of money in the lottery, you might choose to buy extravagant items like luxury cars, designer clothes, a mansion, or expensive jewelry.
That depends on the amount of money you have. If you have lots I would invest in gold but if you don't have much to spend I would invest in silver.
If you know how it works, I would invest it in the Stocks Market. You can make huge wins :)
I would recommend that you invest your tooth fairy money in college, because eventually you will stop loosing teeth and you will no longer have a steady income of tooth fairy money.
Random. Seriously, there's no system. If there was, too many people would win and they'd change the process. The lottery is for making money. Giving it away too often ruins that goal for them.
Mutual funds are always a decent option if you have money to invest. They are probable to pay out right now, but are not garenteed. If you have extra money i would invest, but watch your money closely.
Because it was more fair than having an election. There would not be drawbacks in this method.
The best way is to build a "paper portfolio." This is a scholastic exercise in which you create a pretend account, buy stocks with a fixed amount of money, and track how they perform. Once you can consistently make a pretend profit in your paper portfolio, you're ready to invest real money in real stocks. When you do invest money, I would start with companies that are in industries you already know about. Build a paper portfolio with those companies; choose a few that perform well and invest in them. A great website you can practice this would be on www.updown.com.
It is not wise to invest a large sum of money in penny stocks, since it is easy for the investments to go bad and one would then lose a lot of hard-earned money.
Because it was more fair than having an election. There would not be drawbacks in this method.
It all depends on the amount of money you need to invest in them to fix them. If you have to invest a lot of money, and are not sure you would make it back, then it may be wiser to sell them as is, and make a little money, or donate or toss them out.